Lawrence Daily Journal World History and Publication Details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff positions from editor to executive editor and notes establishment in 1854. It provides publishing details, address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas, and subscription rates for various delivery areas and mail. It credits W. C. Simons as editor 1891 to 1952 and marks affiliations with the Audit Bureau of Circulation and The Associated Press.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Agnew expands role as Connally switches parties fueling 1976 race
The White House names Vice President Agnew to broaden domestic policy duties amid Watergate fallout while former cabinet member John Connally confirms he will switch from the Democrats to the GOP. Analysts debate whether timing is coincidence or strategy as the 1976 nomination race intensifies.
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White House
Spiro Agnew
John Connally
Democratic Party
GOP
Connally
Agnew
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Maine
Edmund Muskie
George McGovern
Teddy Kennedy
Polio Immunization Urged As Disease Shows Return
The article warns polio is resurging in some areas as complacent parents skip vaccines. Family physicians favor routine immunization with other infant shots, while adults should stay properly immunized to prevent renewed outbreaks.
Civil liberties clash over union rules at press conferences
A public television press conference reveals tension between union rules and First Amendment protections as NBC charges for footage, provoking a funding dispute. The piece critiques media unions and urges broader support for free press rights across television and print.
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New York
Columbia
South Carolina
NBC
Frank Stanton
Nixon’s Dialogue with God on Watergate Fiasco
A dramatized exchange depicts President Nixon alone at Camp David debating the Watergate scandal with God. The dialogue names aides Haldeman Ehrlichman Mitchell and Dean and centers on obstruction of justice, bribery, forgery, wiretapping and mail fraud.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Camp David
Ron Ziegler
Richard
John Mitchell
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Letters About Leo Beuerman At Art in the Park
Phil and Judy Stuart describe Leo Beuerman a deaf and blind pioneer who rode a tractor to sell pencils on Massachusetts Street. They urge a tactile communication method, highlight his crafts, and invite readers to greet him at Art in the Park.
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Journal-World
Leo Beuerman
Leo
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Cambodian Army Deteriorates as Siem Reap Withdrawals Alarm Phnom Penh
Phnom Penh faces a looming political and military crisis as two FANK brigades withdraw from Siem Reap, signaling deep decay within Lon Nol’s regime. Insurgents grow stronger with Hanoi aid, while leadership clashes and corruption erode morale and cohesion in the capital’s defense.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Nixon
Indochina
FANK
51St
Siem Reap
Here
15Th
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Seige
Takeo
Kompot
Laos
U.S
Phnom Penh Villas
Lon Nol
Lon Non
Ith Suong
Sosphenes Fernandez
U. S
Sirik Matak
Im Tam
Council of Four
Watergate rattles business mood across sectors
In New York and beyond, business leaders voice mixed views on how Watergate resignations affect the economy. CNA Financial chairman Elmer Nicholson warns of lost respect and inflationary pressure, while Mack Trucks president Zenon Hansen downsizes the impact. Small firms report uncertainty and a confidence dip, with analysts split on lasting effects.
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New York
White House
Elmer Nicholson
CNA Financial Corp
Nicholson
Nixon
Zenon Hansen
Mack Trucks
National Federation of Independent Business
San Mateo
Calif
Neil Heard
Arch Booth
National Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Nader Buckley Clash Over Nixon Resignation Call
In St Louis Ralph Nader urged Nixon to resign amid Watergate scandal saying the administration's credibility would drop to zero and urging a new start with a clean slate. William F Buckley Jr contradicted him arguing Nixon would not leave office even if forced by the army or U.S. commission.
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North Vietnam
Richard
White House
Pat
God
ST. Louis
Richard Nixon
Ralph Nader
Consumer Advocate
Nader
United States
William F. Buckley Jr
Nison
Army
Buckley
Old Home Town and Local Notes From Early Kansas
The item notes a transition from a premium phone rate to the regular lower-cost system. It mentions the Kansas Academy of Science 95th meeting in town. Frost hit Lawrence area crops may 2 badly. Unemployment in Lawrence at 3.9 percent. 25 years ago 1948 Sigma Phi Epsilon initiates KU. April warmth records. 1911 first U.S. woman mayor in Hunnewell. 1889 Baldwin had all woman slate. 40 years ago 1933 AP teletype news arrives at Journal World. Mrs Mildred Kent named Kansas PEO organizer. Nurses Assn Douglas County officers newly elected.
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Kansas Academy of Science
Lawrence
Gene Riling
Charles Haverty
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Kansas
Ella Wilson
Hunnewell
Edn
U.S
Baldwin
Journal-World
Associated Press News
Mildred Kent
PEO
Leah Kircher
Anna Gardner
Mary Fowler
Douglas County Nurses Assn
Prayer Meditation on Trust in God
A devotional reflection centers on Psalm 31 14 15 and the believer's deep trust in divine care. It seeks comfort in God’s sovereignty amid overwhelming circumstances and ends with a prayer for steadfast faith.
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
Dolph Simons SR
Dolph C. Ore
Ublisher
Vertising
Ernest Ponti Luc Eller
W. C. Simons
Carrrier
Douglas
Kansas City
Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
The
Associated Press
Watergate
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
William Buckley JR
Dallas
CBS
ABC
District Court
Buckley and Evans
AFTRA
Alexander Bickel
Yale University
Nat Hentoff
Evans
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
New York Times
Dan Ellsberg
Congressional
Pentagon
Congress
National
Right To Work Defense Committee
Art Buchwald
Senate
Grand Jury
Jeb Magruder
Richard Kreindienst
John Dean III
Mme
Spiro
Phil and
Judy Stuart
W. 25Th
BSA
Kansas University Judiciary
Hearing Division
BSU
Jess McNish
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
John Cunniff
John Wright
Bridgeport
Conn
George Katona
Survey Research Center
University of Michigan
Pierre Rinfret
Old Home Town
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